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Where is struts-*.tld
I downloaded Struts 2.0.9 (binary release) and the files struts-bean.tld,
struts-html.tld, and struts-logic.tld is nowhere to be found. All the
documentation I have read said it should be in the lib directory. This
documentation appears to be geared to Struts 1.x though.
I have scoured google and docs on struts.apache.org and can't find where
these files are!! It has been very frustrating. All the getting started
guides say to put these files in WEB-INF but then don't tell you where to
get these files from!
Could anyone tell me where to get these tld files from?
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Re: Where is struts-*.tld
Posted by mjparme <mj...@west.com>.
Thanks for the information!
It all makes sense now:-)
I have previously used Struts 1; however, that project was setup long ago
and I just have add to some new fucntionality to on occasion. This is the
first time I have setup a struts application from scratch. The app I am
using as an example is Struts 1.x. I have discovered there is quite a bit of
difference between Struts 1 and 2. However, things are going pretty
smoothly...(the "missing" tld's have been my only real problem).
Wendy Smoak-3 wrote:
>
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> You haven't really needed to put them in WEB-INF/lib for a *long*
> time, even for Struts 1. Modern Servlet containers will discover them
> inside a jar if you use the correct uri.
>
> More info here: http://wiki.wsmoak.net/cgi-bin/wiki.pl?WebXmlNoTaglib
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Re: Where is struts-*.tld
Posted by Wendy Smoak <ws...@gmail.com>.
On 10/5/07, mjparme <mj...@west.com> wrote:
> I have scoured google and docs on struts.apache.org and can't find where
> these files are!! It has been very frustrating. All the getting started
> guides say to put these files in WEB-INF but then don't tell you where to
> get these files from!
You haven't really needed to put them in WEB-INF/lib for a *long*
time, even for Struts 1. Modern Servlet containers will discover them
inside a jar if you use the correct uri.
More info here: http://wiki.wsmoak.net/cgi-bin/wiki.pl?WebXmlNoTaglib
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Re: Where is struts-*.tld
Posted by mjparme <mj...@west.com>.
Normally, I would jump at the chance to learn something new but I am soon
leaving my current team for a different team (same company) so want to get
my current project done for my current team before I leave, so will stick
with Struts 1 because of a time crunch. Plus the other developers on the
team currently use Struts 1 so they will be able to maintain my code when I
leave.
I will defintely take a look Struts 2 if another web project comes my way
(my new team tends to do more backend server programming with Swing
frontends, usually with ActiveMQ in between).
Jim Cushing wrote:
>
>
>
> So, if you've got the time, it's worthwhile to learn. Good luck!
>
> On Oct 5, 2007, at 5:55 PM, mjparme wrote:
>
>>
>> Yeah, I have done more reading about Struts 2 vs 1. Didn't realize
>> it was
>> that different. I will probably just kick back down to the most recent
>> Struts 1 release so I am in known territory.
>>
>>
>>
>> Jim Cushing wrote:
>>>
>>> Approach Struts 2 as if you're learning a new web framework, which
>>> you really are. As I see it, what Struts 2 inherits from Struts 1 is
>>> the brand name, and a lot of the development and documentation talent
>>> that worked on that project (and, of course, the same talent that
>>> created WebWork). But, expect to find many difference in the
>>> framework itself.
>>>
>>> On Oct 5, 2007, at 5:21 PM, mjparme wrote:
>>>
>>>>
>>>> I downloaded Struts 2.0.9 (binary release) and the files struts-
>>>> bean.tld,
>>>> struts-html.tld, and struts-logic.tld is nowhere to be found. All
>>>> the
>>>> documentation I have read said it should be in the lib directory.
>>>> This
>>>> documentation appears to be geared to Struts 1.x though.
>>>>
>>>> I have scoured google and docs on struts.apache.org and can't find
>>>> where
>>>> these files are!! It has been very frustrating. All the getting
>>>> started
>>>> guides say to put these files in WEB-INF but then don't tell you
>>>> where to
>>>> get these files from!
>>>>
>>>> Could anyone tell me where to get these tld files from?
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>>>> *.tld-tf4577651.html#a13067542
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Re: Where is struts-*.tld
Posted by Jim Cushing <ji...@mac.com>.
It is very different, but I'd still encourage you to play with it.
I've been using it for a few months (though I had played with WebWork
before), and I love it. I've found it light years ahead of Struts
1.x, and not nearly as frustrating as Spring MVC. It's got a learning
curve, like any framework, and some of the concepts (such as the
interceptor) seem esoteric at first, but they grow on you, and begin
to look more and more like a brilliant architecture the more I work
with them.
So, if you've got the time, it's worthwhile to learn. Good luck!
On Oct 5, 2007, at 5:55 PM, mjparme wrote:
>
> Yeah, I have done more reading about Struts 2 vs 1. Didn't realize
> it was
> that different. I will probably just kick back down to the most recent
> Struts 1 release so I am in known territory.
>
>
>
> Jim Cushing wrote:
>>
>> Approach Struts 2 as if you're learning a new web framework, which
>> you really are. As I see it, what Struts 2 inherits from Struts 1 is
>> the brand name, and a lot of the development and documentation talent
>> that worked on that project (and, of course, the same talent that
>> created WebWork). But, expect to find many difference in the
>> framework itself.
>>
>> On Oct 5, 2007, at 5:21 PM, mjparme wrote:
>>
>>>
>>> I downloaded Struts 2.0.9 (binary release) and the files struts-
>>> bean.tld,
>>> struts-html.tld, and struts-logic.tld is nowhere to be found. All
>>> the
>>> documentation I have read said it should be in the lib directory.
>>> This
>>> documentation appears to be geared to Struts 1.x though.
>>>
>>> I have scoured google and docs on struts.apache.org and can't find
>>> where
>>> these files are!! It has been very frustrating. All the getting
>>> started
>>> guides say to put these files in WEB-INF but then don't tell you
>>> where to
>>> get these files from!
>>>
>>> Could anyone tell me where to get these tld files from?
>>> --
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Re: Where is struts-*.tld
Posted by mjparme <mj...@west.com>.
Yeah, I have done more reading about Struts 2 vs 1. Didn't realize it was
that different. I will probably just kick back down to the most recent
Struts 1 release so I am in known territory.
Jim Cushing wrote:
>
> Approach Struts 2 as if you're learning a new web framework, which
> you really are. As I see it, what Struts 2 inherits from Struts 1 is
> the brand name, and a lot of the development and documentation talent
> that worked on that project (and, of course, the same talent that
> created WebWork). But, expect to find many difference in the
> framework itself.
>
> On Oct 5, 2007, at 5:21 PM, mjparme wrote:
>
>>
>> I downloaded Struts 2.0.9 (binary release) and the files struts-
>> bean.tld,
>> struts-html.tld, and struts-logic.tld is nowhere to be found. All the
>> documentation I have read said it should be in the lib directory. This
>> documentation appears to be geared to Struts 1.x though.
>>
>> I have scoured google and docs on struts.apache.org and can't find
>> where
>> these files are!! It has been very frustrating. All the getting
>> started
>> guides say to put these files in WEB-INF but then don't tell you
>> where to
>> get these files from!
>>
>> Could anyone tell me where to get these tld files from?
>> --
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Re: Where is struts-*.tld
Posted by Jim Cushing <ji...@mac.com>.
Those files don't exist in Struts 2. Struts 2 is very different than
Struts 1, and is based off of WebWork, so many of the files and JSP
you're used to don't exist, struts-*.tld among them.
All the JSP tags included with S2 start with <s:> (e.g., <s:url>),
instead of <bean:>, <logic:>, etc.
Approach Struts 2 as if you're learning a new web framework, which
you really are. As I see it, what Struts 2 inherits from Struts 1 is
the brand name, and a lot of the development and documentation talent
that worked on that project (and, of course, the same talent that
created WebWork). But, expect to find many difference in the
framework itself.
On Oct 5, 2007, at 5:21 PM, mjparme wrote:
>
> I downloaded Struts 2.0.9 (binary release) and the files struts-
> bean.tld,
> struts-html.tld, and struts-logic.tld is nowhere to be found. All the
> documentation I have read said it should be in the lib directory. This
> documentation appears to be geared to Struts 1.x though.
>
> I have scoured google and docs on struts.apache.org and can't find
> where
> these files are!! It has been very frustrating. All the getting
> started
> guides say to put these files in WEB-INF but then don't tell you
> where to
> get these files from!
>
> Could anyone tell me where to get these tld files from?
> --
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> *.tld-tf4577651.html#a13067542
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